In the Valley of Shadows, Nigeria’s Church Still Sings
Across Nigeria, more than 7,000 Christians have been killed in 2025 alone. Entire communities have been devastated as militant attacks destroy churches and homes, and as families are torn apart through kidnappings and brutal killings. Yet even in the face of such loss, believers continue to gather to sing, forgive, and rebuild what remains. My recent article published in the Christian Post shares a survivor’s story and offers simple ways we can pray and act in solidarity. I hope you will read it and consider sharing it with your church and community. https://www.christianpost.com/voices/despite-the-massacres-nigerias-church-still-sings.html
Religious Freedom: Beyond Borders
Religious Freedom: Beyond Borders” would presumably be an expansive resource that provides insights and information on the state of religious freedom across the globe. Here’s a brief breakdown of the types of information you could expect:
God and the Protection of Human Rights and Dignity
In 1948, Eleanor Roosevelt began a crusade to bring attention to the lack of human rights and dignity for people worldwide. Her efforts led to the drafting of a Universal Declaration of Human Rights…
A Nation Divided Cannot Stand: Navigating the Landscape of Religious Freedom Amidst Changing Norms and a Politically Polarizing Climate
In this escalating fight for individual rights, each side claims it is a battle for the very soul of our nation. Yet, civility has been…
The Shadows of Religious Persecution in Nagorno-Karabakh
Azerbaijan’s recent announcement of a military offensive in the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh underscores the ongoing political tensions and a profoundly concerning infringement on religious freedom that transcends territorial disputes. The actions in this…
North Korea’s Religious Freedom Crisis: A Global Call to Action
The freedom to practice and live one’s faith or belief is a fundamental human right, yet this basic liberty remains under threat in many parts of the world. Nowhere is this truer than in North Korea, where religious freedom is virtually….